LGBTQIA

The unit’s aim is to meet local and federal health leaders’ goals of ending the HIV epidemic.

The Texas Legislature is now in round three of this year's special sessions. Back on their priority agenda is a controversial measure that would restrict which sports teams transgender student athletes can play on.

A bill limiting the rights of transgender student athletes is on the plates of Texas lawmakers for the fourth time this year. Here’s how we got here, and what’s to come.

The decision to openly consider recognizing an LGBTQ group while simultaneously affirming the university's belief that marriage is between a man and a woman raised concerns among supporters and opponents who say Baylor is trying to "have its cake and eat it, too."

Gay and Lesbian bars have been a safe place to express oneself for many. What do these spaces mean to you? What are your memories? Please share your thoughts in a short survey.

Gilbert Baker — an activist, drag queen and artist — designed the first rainbow flag in 1978.

As Pride Month begins, cities are figuring out how to celebrate safely given the pandemic. It's especially tricky for bars and street festivals where large crowds are a sign of success and progress.

Pride Month is a time to celebrate, educate and learn. Advocates say this is a time to foster community and express allyship. North Texas is kicking off Pride Month with an array of events.

The final days at Casa de Colores were hectic as the last residents living in the old hotel turned migrant shelter prepared to leave. The Central American trans women talk about their hopes as they seek asylum and concern as the shelter closes.

Most Republicans voted against proposals to teach middle and high school students about consent, sexual orientation or gender identity. The board will take a final vote Friday.

The Texas State Board of Social Work Examiners will no longer prohibit social workers from turning away clients on the basis of disability, sexual orientation or gender identity.

A professional organization of social workers called the change "incredibly disheartening," while Gov. Greg Abbott's office said it was necessary to conform with existing state law.